Utah Administrative Code (Current through November 1, 2019) |
R357. Governor, Economic Development |
R357-24. Utah Works Program |
R357-24-103. Definitions
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The following terms are defined as follows:
(1) "Applicant" means a collaboration between one or more companies and one or more post-secondary institutions for a particular hiring program.
(2) "Awardee(s)" means an applicant that has been awarded a UWP grant.
(3) "Collaboration" means the strategic coordination between a company and post-secondary institution to address a skilled labor gap.
(4) "Company" means a corporation, limited liability company, partnership, association, or other business entity and may include a federal military installation when such entity otherwise meets UWP eligibility requirements and does not include an individual, sole proprietorship, or educational institution.
(5) "Company representative" means a representative from a company that is designated to support the efforts of the collaboration.
(6) "High demand position" means a position in which there are hard to fill jobs with a lack of skilled labor employees or a large number of skilled labor positions needed in a short amount of time.
(7) "Pre-hire program" means an applicant's plan to vet potential hires prior to the skills training. The pre-hire program will typically consist of a training lasting from two days to two weeks.
(8) "Post-secondary institution" means an entity under the Utah System of Higher Education or the Utah System of Technical Colleges.
(9) "Skilled labor" means jobs that require skills training and a level of skill.
(10) "Skilled labor gap" means the disparity between a company's existing or future skill need.
(11) "Skills training program" means a training plan developed and agreed upon between the post-secondary institution and a company.
(12) "TRU" means the Talent Ready Utah Center.
(13) "UWP" means the Utah Works Program.
(14) "UWP grant" means the competitive grants awarded and administered under this Rule.